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BF2 VOIP + Vent = Train?

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Ok here's my issue,

I use ventrilo and am trying to use the BF2 VOIP at the same time. I can get them both to transmit my voice with seperate key binds, no problem. The problem lies in the "20+dB boost". In order for other players to hear me through BF2 VOIP I HAVE to enable the microphone boost. However, now when in ventrilo, I get EXTREMELY loud screeching. It starts of low and slow, then it gets EXTREMELY loud. It almost sounds like a train is passing by or huge oil refinery's. However, if I take off the boost, Ventrilo now transmits fine, but NOBODY in BF@ can hear me over it's VOIP.

Does anyone know HOW I can get both programs to transmit my voice "normally"?

Thanks :)
 
I keep inbound at 10, this way I can hear other people in the channel over the game. However, yes, I have tried lowering the outbound volume, but with the boost Mic gain, it still gets feedback as I call it. I'll see if I can record what I'm talking about . . .
 
Here's a link. I wanted to upload to putfile, but they were down, so I guess you send it will do.

http://s65.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2S87PNI9S9FXC2BU28ZBS7XKUW

LOWER YOUR VOLUME, as it gets loud FAST.

Now what you're hearing is what the guy on the recieving end would hear, except if I talked, it would be LOUD and all crackly. This is with the 20dB mic boots on and the volume in vent @ 3 on the outbound. At 0, it sounds a bit better, but it does echo. At -3 it's "decent" . . . hmmm.

Edit: Wow I'm a dumbass. The noise you heard can be fixed if I lowered the volume, however as stated, I was getting echoing. Though this schoing is a result of my and my dads PCs in the same room both gamign together using V at the same time. My mic is picking up what his speaker is recieving, thus doubling everything that I say. Is there a way in V to setup a "threshhold" so I can make it oly pick up the noise within my range? Or is that by means of messing around with the outbound slider?
 
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